Corry Beavers Roar To 33 0 Victory Over Oil City
Pioneers from Corry traveled to Oil City and routed Oil City 33 to 0 in a Section II game. The Beavers delivered a dominant performance, repeating the earlier matchup where Ney shone against Oil City's offense.
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Beavers
Louis Hanna
Oi City
Ney
Oil City
Eleven
Willy Warren
Oilers
W.L. T. Pvt
Franklin
Titusville
Warren
Corry
Meadville
Corry Beavers Dominate Oil City On Opening Drive
Orange and Black overpower Oil City with strong rushing, holding a 79 yard edge. Corry’s Jim Yanik powers in for the first score as hosts start strong, with John Rowch returning for Corry and solid blocking setting up the drive.
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Oilers
Oi City
Beavers
John Rowch
Corry
Jim Yanik
Oil City
Corry Beavers Dominate Oil City Early in Gridiron Clash
Corry beats Oil City 21 0 as Roach Vanik and Munsee power a three TD surge. Munsee adds PATs and kicks, Vanik intercepts, Mull adds a kickoff return spark, with Corry extending their lead through stout defense and steady ball control in the opening quarter.
Corry Varsity Triumphs In Low-Scoring War
Oilers pressure yields fleeting chances but Munsie’s interception shifts momentum to Corry. Olson completes key pass to Stewart for a 27 yard score as Corry leads 7 0 then 3 0 at halftime. Vanik breaks through to seal 3 0 victory with late touchdown.
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Arski
Oilers
Munsie
Hannamen
Jim Olson
Bob Roden
Corry
Doug Stewart
Janey Corry
Munsee
Dim Rengle
Reagle
Olson, Roden
Lord
Dale Mitchell
Jim Vanik
Three Corry Jamestown bowlers top 200 with 216 211 201
Corry Jamestown Owls dominated last night with Herby Hurbert scoring 216, Gerald Lillie 211, and Harlan Taylor 201 as team members posted strong scores. Distaff players Roxanne Bradford 188 and Ann Casler 177 also contributed. The results show a busy night for ASSEMBLY-HAVE crews and maintenance staff.
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Corry
College Scores Across AP Show Mixed Results Across Roster
Purdue and UCLA battled to a scoreless tie while Florida overwhelmed Tulane 30 to 0. Detroit beat George Washington 8 to 6 and Chad 19 Jacksonville Ala 0. Several others posted uneven margins with Norman and regional teams in action, including Benedict 50 Morris 6 and Lewis and Clark 13 Portland State 0.
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Associated Press
Purdue
UCLA
Florida
Tulane
Detroit
George Washington
Sant Jose State
Denver
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Ala
Bethany
Kan
Sterling
Northeast Missouri
St. Joseph's
Ind
Minot
N.D
Ellendale
Normada
Central Okla
Astern
New ‘Mexico
Turkic
Dana
Southeastern L
Southwestern la
Jamestown
Valley City
Quantico Marines
Holyoke
Mass
Merchants
Ucalif
Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Calif
State
Benedict
Morris
Lewis and Clark
Portland State
Scoreless Opener Ignites 1959 College Football Weekend
Purdue and UCLA opened the season in a scoreless tie as Rose Bowl hopefuls. Florida routed Tulane 30-0, Detroit crushed GW 28-6, and San Jose State edged Denver 14-18. LSU versus Rice and several cross-division games highlighted intersectionals, with new coaches debuting and the Far West Five starting play.
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Purdue
UCLA
Florida
Tulane
Detroit
George Washington
San Jose State
Denver
Louisiana State
Associated Press
Rice
Mississipi
Houston
Texas
Nebraska
Pitt
Marquette
Penn State
Missouri
Kansas
Texas Christian
Los Angeles
Ollahoma
New Orleans
Jack Jones
Commerce
Bobby Joe Green
Bart Iesville
Tony Hanley
Stim
Jim Miller
Titans
Navy
Wayne Hardin
Boston College
Maryland
West Virginia
Tom Nugent
Jim Hickey
Jim Tistum
North Carolina
Clemson
Assn
Far West Five
California
Washington State
Stanford
Oregon
White Sox Seek 40-Year Famine End In Title Bid
The Chicago White Sox can clinch the American League pennant by winning two games or Cleveland losing twice as Chicago trails Detroit by one game with seven to play. Bud Shawshan pitched Detroit to a 1-0 loss, while Cleveland benefited from six runs in the seventh and four in the ninth to topple the Indians. Meanwhile, the Yankees beat the Red Sox as the league races tighten with leaders Chicago, Cleveland, and New York in close pursuit.
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Associated Press
White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Detris
Tigers
Sox
Bud Shawshan
Sherman Kullar
Bit Bunning
Lowe
Perry
Jim Piersall
Daley
Filauk Baurain
Alo Og
Ted Sox
Yankees
Yanks
Mile Port Wiles
Bill Pisekey
Orioles
Fire
Ree
Associated
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Dodgers
Braves
Giants Dodgers
Johnny Allene
Don Drysdale
Mighter
Mike McCormick
Roger Craig
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Phillies
Chicago Chibs
Phile Fies
Tony Taylor
George Anderson
George Altman
Iav Noren
Bob Bowman
Dave Hillman
Chicago
Gordon Resigns Amid Managerial Shakeup in Cleveland
Gordon steps down as Indians manager amid rising criticism from Frank Lane and Nate Dolin. Lane meets with Leo Durocher in Pittsburgh as possible successor, while Lane weighs hiring choices beyond Durocher. Gordon remains noncommittal about finishing the season as Lane heads toward a broader managerial search.
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Sas City
Goe Gordon
Cleveland Indians
Priday
Leo
Lippy) Durocher
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gordon
Frank Lane
Mahnee the Indians
Lane
Nate Dolin
The
Indians
Pittsburgh
Durocher
Nariotal Broadcasting Company
Dulroeher
Len
Wilberelths
Duracher
Eli
Hors
Cleveland
Anthony Seeks Heavyweight Challenge After Close Win
Tony Anthony, despite an ailing frame, pressed the pace against Alonzo Johnson in Baltimore and earned a unanimous decision. The former light heavyweight polled his 40th victory in 48 fights as Johnson, a Braddock, Pennsylvania barber turned pro, showed raw power but limited finish. Anthony expressed desire to move up to heavyweight and box Eddie Machen next.
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Anthony
Baltimore
Tony Anthony
Alonzo Johnson
Eddie Machen
Johnson
Braddock
Scholastic Grid Results From Neshannock to Erie
Scores reported include Neshannock 14 over Mearsville 6 and Conneaut Valley 26 over North Western 0. Indiana 24 over DuBois 6, Titusville 7 over Grove City 18. Harborcreek 15 over Erie Tech, Erie Academy 19 over Erie Strong Vincenti 7. Edinboro 12 over North East 0, Lawrence Park 13 over Gard 0, Wesleyville 13 over Union City 6. Bradford 12 over Hornell NY 12, Johnsonburg 25 over Sheffield 14, Aliquippa 13 over Pittsburgh Westinghouse 0.
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Neshannock
Mearsville
Conneaut Valley
Northwestern
Indiana
DuBois
Titusville
Grove City
Erie Tech
Harborcreek
Erie Academy
Erie
Vincenti
Edinboro
North East
Lawrene Park
Gard
Wesleyville
Union City
Bradford
Hornell
Johnsonburg
Sheffield
Aliquippa
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Last Night's Fights Highlight Brooklyn Heavyweights
Tony Anthony of New York outpointed Alonzo Johnson of Braddock Pennsylvania in a ten round bout. In Vienna Lusilor Pappy Hungary knocked out L Tate of New York in three rounds.
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Baltimore
Tony Anthony
New York
Alonzo Johnson
Braddock
Vienna
Austria
Lusilor Pappy
Hungary
Ltate
White Sox showdown hinges on Detroit bout today
The White Sox can clinch the American League pennant today with a Detroit win and awaited Kansas City Cleveland results. Manager Al Lopez could celebrate if Detroit falls and Cleveland loses, as Shaw pitched a 1-0 victory aided by Sherm Lollar’s fifth inning homer.
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Chicauy
Ari
White Sox
Sox
Detroit
le Sox
Cleveland
Kansas City
al Lopez
Bob Shaw
Sherm
White Sox Edge Tigers 1 0 as Hitting-Sherman Lollat Homers
Major Loop Stars HITTING-Sherman Lollat belted a best of season home run to fuel the Chicago White Sox to a 1-0 win over the Detroit Tigers. Pitcher Bob Shaw notched his 17th win, fending off a ninth inning threat for the Sox 35th one run victory. Shaw improved to 17-6 as his team beat Detroit.
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Sherman Lollat
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Bob Shaw
White
Los
Tive Tlbtle
Detroit Tiger
Shaw
Detroit
Sox
American League Leaders and Standings From Digest
A scrambled OCR style recap lists leaders in at bats Runs batted in and hits. Notable figures include Kuenn Detroit and Colavito Cleveland among others. The text also mentions pitchers Shaw McLish Bunning Wynn and others with erroneous characters and mispunctuated data.
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Kuenn
Detroit
Katine
Yist
Dete
New York
Colavito
Cleveland
Jensen
Boston
Fox
Chicago
Kuen
Cetroit
Runnels
Malzone
Minos
Williams
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
McDougald
Killebrew
Suomen Bas
National League Leaders Summary From A Fragmented Box Score
Fragmented text lists 1949 NL leaders with players and stats across categories. Mentions Aaron Pinson Moon Banks Mays RobinsonFace Antonelli Drysdale Jones, and teams Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago San Francisco Pittsburgh Los Angeles. Includes hits runs triples and strikeouts leaders with unclear formatting and possible OCR errors.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chienzo
Nico
Bainohken
Agron
Alluminatwa
Riis — Pinson
Mays
Banks
Robinson
Aaron
Pinson
Dondles—Pinson
Moon
Neal
Los Angles
White
Mathews
T. Taylor
Face
Antonelli
Dryadale
Jones
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Jett Belt
Jack Deets
Bil Lord
Mullpro
Sete
Keak
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Texaco
Shamburg’s
Leed's
Thompson's
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Nat. Bank
Shamburg's
Corry Thatr
Gilson’s
Columbus
Brook
General Electric
Chicago Olats
Clevelan
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Kamsas
W. L. Pet
Pittshuret
Chica
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Hammond’s
Engle Street
Dial 3240 Lumber
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Heath Center Street
Chico Yotng
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